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Sheriff Grady Judd’s nod hands Kevin Steele another edge in crowded CD 14 GOP Primary
Polk Sheriff's endorsement adds to Steele's sweep of Tampa Bay law enforcement and Cabinet support. The post Sheriff Grady Judd’s nod hands Kevin Steele another edge in crowded CD 14 GOP Primary appeared first on Florida Politics - Campaigns & Elections. Lobbying & Government. .
Polk Sheriff Grady Judd endorsed Kevin Steele , adding one of Florida’s most recognizable law enforcement names to the Tampa technology executive’s growing pile of establishment support in the Republican Primary to take on Kathy Castor in CD 14 .
“I took an oath to the Constitution, not to politicians. Kevin Steele understands that document isn’t up for negotiation — not the First Amendment, not the Second, not any of it. He’ll fight for it in Washington the way we defend it here at home. Kevin is a man of faith and family, with a backbone as strong as his last name. …
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